Abstract
This work addresses the influence of nonlinearities in energy harvesting from a piezomagnetoelastic structure subjected to random vibrations. Nonlinear equations of motion that describe the electromechanical system are given along with theoretical simulations. The numerical analysis presents a comparison between the voltage provided from a linear, nonlinear bistable and nonlinear monostable systems due to random vibration. Experimental performance of the generator exhibits qualitative agreement with the theory, showing an enhancement of piezoelectric power generation in a bistable system when it vibrates around both stable equilibrium points. A relationship between variations in the excitation and a bistable system response is established from numerical simulations, defining a region of enhanced power generation when compared to the linear and nonlinear monostable cases.
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